SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KESTELMAN, V.N. - KESZLER, P.

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KESTEL'MAN V.N.- BAYADZHIYIV,, B.N.
Where D.N. Saakian is right and where he is wrong.
Standartizataiia 29 no.9:60-61 S 165. (MIRA 18:12)

KESTEN, H. (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Uniform distribution model. (II) Acta arithmetica 7 no.4:355-380
162.'
1. Gornell Univeroityj, Ithaca, N.Y.

KOSTZN, L. A.
"The Entomofauna) Polygonum coriarium Grig., of the
Fergana Ridge. Faunistic Review, Data on the Biology, and
hconomic Significance of the Basic Harmful Species." Cand
Biol Sci, Central Asiii!State U imeni V. I. Lenin, Min higher
Education, Tashkentj Uzbek SSR) 1954- (KL, No 61 Feb 55)
SO: SUM. No. 631) 26 Aug 55-Survey of Dcientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher 6ducational Institu-
tions (14)

OSTEN, L.A.
[e-mail] tannin plant Folygonum coriarium Grig.
Trudy Inst. zool. i paras. AN Uz. SSR 6:43-52 156. (KUU IOW
(Dzhalalabad Province-.Insects, Injurious and beneficial)
(Knotweeds--Diseases and posts)
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KESTELIMAN, V..N.; WASIBEVICH, V.P.
Use of plastics in enterprises of the Zaporozhlye
Economic Council. Mashinostroitell no.9:38-39
s 62. (MIPA 15:01)
(Zaporozhlye Pravince-Industry)
(Plastics

ABRUDAN, V., ing.; CIORANU, M., ing.; PETRESCU, Gh., ing.; VILVOI,
V.; IONESCU, C. ing.- KESTENBAUM,, S.; FORRAI, St., ing.; @UClu, Martian;
NILA, Vasile, 3 g.; iftiktff"A;@@ru; MORARU, Nicolas,
P
ing.; BOGHICI, A.; SIMIONESCU, M.
Reduction of specific consumptions of metal. Problems
econ 17 no.12il37-141 D '64.
1. Technical Director, Arad Plant of Railroad Cars (for
Abrudan). 2. Chief Technologist, Arad Plant of Railroad
Caro (for Clobanu). 3. Technical Director, Ill Mail' Plant,
Ploiesti (for Petrescu). 4. Chief Planning Engineer,'"l
Mail' Plant, Ploiesti (for Vilvoi). 5. Director, "Infratireat'
Machine Tool Plant, Oradea (for Ionescu). 6. Assistent Chief
Engineer, "Infratireall Machine Tool Plant, Oradea (for
Kestenbaum). 7. Chief Technologist, "Infratireall Machine
Tool Plant, Oradea (for Forrai). 8. Director, Arad Plant of
Lathes (for Fuciu). 9. Chief Technologist, Arad Plant of
Lathes (for Nila). 10. Chief Engineer, Arad Plant of Lathes
(for Arominesei). 11. Technical Director, "Independents"
Plant, Sibiu (for Moraru). 12. Director, Sinaia Mechanical
Plant (for Boghici). 13. Chief Engineer., Sinaia Mechanical
Plant (for Simionescu).

KESITP) B.V.
Distribution of red oak (Quercus rubra) in the Belovezhqkaya
Pushchn. Bot.; issl.Bel.otd.VBO no.7:189-192 165.
Oml.@u 8.- 1-')
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ji@,STER, S.V. , inzh.
For the Improvement of tel.-.,raph cormnunication. Vest. sviazi 24
no.1:22 Ja '64, WIRA 17:3)
1. Otdol elaktrosvyazi Ch(,l-nll"6insk:)-o oblastnogo ula,avleniya qvyazi.

KESIUMINANI N.Ya.; KECMERL'MA, MI.; SHAFOVALOV, YLi.J.
Effect of the method for producing a caprone melt. in autoclaves
on tha quality of' the pni-ta. Plast. mn!@:)r no.1,1t'_)4-% 164-
(MIRA 18;3)

KF--'-,'lT,RLl1,lAN, N.Ya.; KESTERLIMO, V.N.; SHAPOVALOV, N.J.
Effect Of the method for producing a caprone i;italt in auto"laves
on the quality of' the parts. Pla-st. mam-y no.12:54-56 1640
(MIRA 18-@3)
g",

LI ID CM x4stins jo (I'Mas
Mr. In Rafta'1111nolew), 1954
NOT./Ow. 19450
'@,I 6: ft. I' Juno, 154-158). NeUmne has a higher w1orifla.
and octane mmftr than petrolow. Its boiling point and afitiftl
k1wenturr Present difficulties ft It Is to be used as motor fuel.
Nee inve been overcome tw a group of research weticers at loperial Collseop
tAmon. Details are given of their work and results.

-,incer] nf,
Cranes, Truck, @'ountcd
Cranes-
Jun
"Crane VJith Tcn-Ton Lifting
Capacity on llneimatic Tirec," 0. i@. lbtonian,
I. Kcstin, LnIgincers, pp
IlYekh Stroill No 6
Y
Cranes produced by Factox@,, imeni Yanvarskiy, is mohilo, rildlln7 cnten tires. Gives
basic di2nensions and perfomance figures. 5kotch c-ho-as power take-Off and tran-,-
micsion for the crane.
PA 20/h9T39

BERKESH, 1. [Berkes, I.]; DEZHIP 1. [Dezsi, L]; KESTIMLI, L. [Keszthelyi, L.1;
FODOR, Ye. (Fodor, I.]
23 26 27 31
Reaction with proton capture on Ila' p PS p Al . and P
nuclei. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 45 no.6:1731-1736 D 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Tolentrallnyy issledovatellskly institut fiziki Vengerakoy
Akademil nauk, Budapesht.
j;

KESTLER, Arthur
Planarian puzzles scientists. Nauka i zhiznl 29 no-4:49o 99-101
AP 162. (PLLNARIA) (GEBETICS) (MA 15-7)

KESTNER, A.G,-(Uxhgorod) [deceased)
Pathoge4sis of the so-called hemorrhagic nephrosonephritis.
Arkh.pat.' 22 no.7tl3-20 160* (MIR& 101)
1. Is kafedr patologicheskoy anatomii (sav, - deyetvitol'M o n
AMN SSSR prof.I.V .Davy44vskiy) II Hoskovskogo meditsinskogo Ims tuta.
i kafedr7Lpatologicheskpy anatomii (zav. - dotsent A.G.Kestner),
Uzhgorodskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteft@-
(EPIDEMIC EMMORRH41C FEM)

KESTNER, A.G.
Reno-urinary syndrome in so-called hemorrhagic nephroso-nephritia.
Arkb-.pat. 22 no.9s12-20 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(EPIDEMIC HWORMGIC AWER)
NT.

KESTITER, A. 1. (Kostner, A.]
Nonpolar carrier for gas-liquid chromatography. Zhur. fiz. khim.
37 no. 3s7O7-710 Mr 163. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Tallinskiy politekhnicheakiy institut.

USSR/Geophysics - Gravitational Waves 11 Doe 52
"Problem of the Gravitational Factors in the Shore Zone," N. V. Vershinakly
DAN SSSR, Vol 87, No 5, pp 732-736
In 1949, the author A. A. Depreys and A. P. Kentner desAgned a new device for
investigating gravitational oscillations of a fluid; and in 1951 the author noted
that such device could be Bet in two different regimes where the deviations of
its mobile system are close in phase to the oscillations of the wave velocity
or to the oscillations of the wave acceleration; In the latter case the deive
records the hydrodynamic forcep which was not taken into account earlier. The
study of this force is of great interest in investigations of the dynamic processes
occuring in the costal zone of seas and reservoirs, since up tiU now only with
two forcesp frictional forces and forces associated with resistance of form, have
been considered. The work described was begun in 1949 on the suggestion of
Prof V. P. Zenkoviohj who gave constant attention to the work. Submitted by
Aced V. V. Shuleykin 10 Oct 52.
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TIMHINSXIYO N.V.; USTIRR, A.P.
Nearshore electrical wave-measuring instrument. Trudy Okean.kom.
1:126-3,33 156. (KUL 10:2)
1. Institut okeanologil AN SM.
(waves) (oceanographic research)

112-57-8-16906
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 8, p 138 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kestner, A, P.
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TITLE: Work with Electric Instruments in a Costal Zone
(Raboty s elektropriborami v beregovoy zone)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Okeanogr. komiss, AN SSSR (Transactions of the Oceanographic
Commission, AS USSR), 1956, Nr 1, pp 134-140
ABSTRACT: Described is a tentative protection of electric cables and an installa-
tion of electric pickups used for various investigations of costal-zone hydrody-
namic conditions, including overwash and wave-breaking areas. To protect
cables in these areas, the author suggests a method of fastening the cables to
the support, which is made of RR rail cuttings, or other rolled material of an
appropriate profile, and is actually a block-type structure. Various methods
of installing and dismantling the pickups with their cables, holders, supports,
and a movable cable support, are described.
Ye. 1. K.
Card III
Utilizing highly sensitive strain gauge loops for registration of
wave parameters in the surf zone. Ti-uo Okean. kom. 2:126-128 15?.
(MM'lotq)
1, Institut okeanologii Akadexii nauk SSSR.
(strain gauge) (waves)
4.4

A. @P.,
Measuring vave loads in conduoting hydraulic-mDdel testa. Trudy
TSNIIS no.40:103-114 160o (MIRA 13:10)
(Hydraulio models) (Waves)
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KESTNER, A.P.
Inductance pickup for measuring the vector of hydroj@namic pressure.
Trudy Okcan.kcm. 8sl79-185 161. (MIRA 1495)
1. Znstitut okeanologii,A.N SSSR.
(Oceanographic instruments)

S/1.94/61/000/010/012/082
D256/D301
AUTHOR Kestner, A.P.
TITLE: Induction dynamograph for shock-wave measurements
type !AAK-1 (IDK-1)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 10, 1961t 24, abstract 10 A198 (Tr. In-ta okean-
ol. AN SSSR, 19601 39, 47-55)
TEXT: An element sensitive to pressure of the wave-motion
for investigations in dock or from a craft was made of dural. in
the shape of a buffer 8 or 12 mm in diameter, and it was connected
coaxially to a permalloy rod being the core of a diff. transformer.
The necessary degree of freedom of the buffet - and the care was sec.-
ured by two phosphor-bronze membranes 0.03 umi thick. The zero-bal-
ancing was provided by means of componsatirqr the ohmic and inductive
components of the voltago. To compensate the indlictime component
an inductive regulator was devised with an c lectroma(tne- tic systota
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Induction dynamograph...
S/194/61/000/010/01-1/082
D256/D301
analogue to the measuring element, but with a porm,.allay anchor pro-
Vided with a micrometer movement.. The neaolArii@'-'r raiiL@e of the dyna-
mograph was 2-500 cm water head; the weight of the anchor. 0.275 9,
own frequency (in air): 3 kcs/sec; strength of the vibrating system
1000 gauss/mm; dimensions: 21 x 51 mm. The presented oscillograms
show that the unit can register square D111ses with a rise-time of
1_0-4 sec 8 figures, 2 references. Z@_Abstracter's note. Complete
translation
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S/194/61/000/010/008/082
D256/D301
AUTHOR,-@ Kestner, A.P.
TITLE: Wave - load measurements in hydro-modelling
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioeleletronika,
no. 10, 1961, ?1-22, abstract 10 A171 (Tr. Vses.
n.-i. in-ta transp. str-va, 1960, no. 40, 103-114)
TEM The arrangement of an induction dynamograph for lab-
oratory investigations of wave-loads is described,. The unit consists
of two coils with identical a.c.-supplied magnetizing windings plac-
ed coaxially inside the cylindrical body of the unit, with a third
coil for supplying the output voltage signal placed in between the
two coils. A permalloy anchor is attached to two membranes moving
inside the coils. The instrument sensitive to the pressure of the
wave-motion is fixed to the end of the anchor; its movement disturbs
the equilibrium of the magnetic fluxes generating a signal which,
after amplification, is displayed on an oscillograph. Using three-
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KESTNER, A.P.
EMK-1 electromagnetic flowmeter for turbulent water flow. Trudy
Inot. okean. 66tI25-141 163. (MIRA 16:10)

KFSTNI-R, A.P.
Dynamograph and wave recorder wIth inductive tranoduners
for coastal marine researeb. Trudy Inst. okean. 74:21-27 165.
The EPY-2 electromagnetic flowmeter for wave flcrd.
Ibid.:28-32 (MIPA 1H-.12)

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ACC NRi tT6017046 SOURCE CODE: UR/2566/65/074/000/0021/0027
AL)THOR: Kestner, A. P.
ORG: none'lr@l
TITLE: Dynamograph and wavegrap@ with inductive transponder for coastal research
SOURCE: .'AN SSSR. institut okeanologii. Trudy, v. 74, 1965. Elektronnyye pribory dlya
okeanologicheskikh issledovaniy (Electronic instruments for oceanological research),
21-27 19@_
TOPIC TAGS: transponder, wavegraph, instrument calibration equipment, oceanographic
instrument
Nly
ABSTRACT: The application of an inductive transponder in dynamographs and wave re-
corders is discussed. The inductive transponder consists of a metal anchor with an
elastic membrane surrounded by four separately wound coils. These coils make.. up a
four-arm inductive bridge which imparts high sensitivity to the instruments and rela-
tively small shift in the oscillating system. The design and wiring diagrams of the
transponder are given for the dynamograph and wave recorder. Using a transponder, a
dynamograph registers a wave load in the range of 0.2-10 m with a sensitivity of 1.7
ma/m, a wave recorder registers a wave height from O.S-2.5 m with a sensitivity of 0.5
ma/m. This transponder allows the use of the same kind of power supply for both in-
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struments. Calibration curves based upon experiments are also sh-wn. Orig. art. has:
7 figures.
SUB CODE: 14,08/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 002
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URCE CODE: LIR/2566/65/074/ooo/0029/0032!
ACC NRt AT6017047 , '?
AUTHOR: Kestner, A.
ORG: none
TITLE: EMK-2 electromagnetic wave flow veloc ity mete
SOURCE: AN SSSR. InstituL_okeanolpgii. Trudy, v. 74, 1965. Elektronnyye pribory dlya
okeanolog'icheskikh issledovaniy (Electronic instruments for oceanological research),
28-32
TOPIC TAGS: oceanographic instrument, ocean dynamics, hydrodynamics
ABSTRACT: An improved device for measuring ocean wave velocity Is described. The
EMK-2 is an improved version of the EMK-l Aps cribed by the author in Tr. In-ta okeano-
"K '
-2 a4c phase shifter and double diode vacuum
logii AN SSSR, 1963, 66. The EKK 2as-
tube connected to the input of the electromagnetic meter. The power supply signal (50
cps) is shifted by 900 thereby eliminating a noise level caused mainly by power supply
cables. Calibration tests showed that the sensitivity of the Instrument remained con-
stant (5 ma for 1 cm/sec) in the face of a change of the power supply from 16 to 50
cps. A test using two devices operating simultaneously (one with platinum electrodes
and the other with platinum-iridium electrodes) was carried out at sea. This test re-
vealed that mutual magnetic interference begins when the instruments came within 500mm.
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of each other. The experimental
results Of two EMK-2 meters are shown _!nd their zem
LK2 me ters a-et shown _@nd' th ir ;ero
drift compared. The advantage of the Improved instrument is that it can - be submerged
t ent tha i b e ed
to greater depths on long, unshielded power supply cables and
ab e and an m7
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measurements. it c
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S/129/60/000/07/004/013
/000 E193/E235
AUTHORS: Chatynyan, L. A., Engineer and Kestner, 0, Ye,,
Candidate of Technical ciences
TITLE: Performance of All Vnder Conditions of Dry Friction
at Elevated Temp-e-ra-T-ures
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov,
1960, No.. 7, pp. 19-24 + 1 plate
TEXT: It had been established by the prpsent authors, in the course
of an earlier investigation (Ref. 1), that the wear resistance of
metals and alloys under conditions of dry friction, increases with
rising temperature due to the formation of non-metallic surface
fillms, and that the usual requirements of anti-friction (bearing)
alloys, operating in the presence of lubricants, do not apply to
alloys for parts operating without any lubrication. The object of
the present investigation was to study the effect of the composition
and constitution of several alloys on their wear resistance under
the conditions of dry friction at temperatures up to 7000C. The
investigated materials included: single-phase, binary 5% SN-Cu and
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3/129/60/000/07/004/013
E193/E235
Performance of Alloys Under Oonditions of Dry Friction at
Elevated Temperatures
5% AA- u alloys; heterogeneous, binary alloys, containing hard
part-Icles of intermetallic compound embedded in a soft matrix i e.
IV-he 10% SN-Cu and 18% SR-Ou alloys; a heterogeneous, binary 10%,
Al-Cu alloy in which hard particles of the P-solid solution are
embedded in the softer matrix and cc-solid solution; a heterogen-
eous, binary alloy Br.ONTsS4-8-8-17 containing 1714 Pb and
consisting of a hard matrix (a solid solution of SNI Ni, and Zn in 4
Cu), containing soft inclub@ons of Pb; heat-resistant nickel al
of var;ous composition, shown in Table 1, where their hardness
(kg/mm') at 20QC is also given. The experiments consisted in
measuring the degree of wear (thickness, microns, of the abraded
material) and the friction coefficient of the investigated alloys
pressed against a rotating disc made of steel 30KhGSA.kr./Me results
are reproduced graphically in the form of curves, showing the
temperature dependence of the properties studied. Several conclu-
sions were reached. (1) The wear resistance of all the investigated
alloys increases with rizing temperature, due to the formation of LK
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E193/E235
Performance of Alloys Under Conditions of Dry Friction at
Elevated Temperatures
tenacious surface films, Most stable films being formed on
complex, Cr-bearing allo s,I ontaining dispersed precipitates of
strengthening phases. Although most of these alloys are hard, there
is no definite relationship between hardness and wear-resistance
of the alloys. (2) With increasing Fe content, the wear resistance
of these alloys decreases. (3) The comparatively low wear resistance
of the 80Ni-20-Cr alloy at temperatures below 5000C is attributed
to the low rate of oxide formation at these temperatures. Ni-Cr
alloys, containing Si, MnI Ti, and Al additions form protectivel?oxide
film at relatively low temperatures and consequently exhibit beti-er
wear-resistant properties. (4) The wear resistance does not increase
with increasing hardness, but an excessively hard alloy will cause
excessive wear of the other moving part. For this reason, the
content- of the alloying additions should be sufficiently high to
promote the formation of the surface oxide films at low temperatures,
but not so high as to cause excessive increase in hardness. (5)
Homogeneous alloys, or alloys containing only a small proportion
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AUTHOR- -
TITLE-
Kestner, 0. Ye.
-S/123/62/0O0/023/bo6/oo8
AO04/A10l
The behaviour of some copper alloys during friction
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyenlyi, no, 23, 1962, 8,
abstract 23AI32 (In collection: "Issled. splavov tsvetn.
metallov". 3. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1062, 187 - 1911)
TEXT: The data obtained showed that binary Cu-Zn alloys show a good
resistance to wear only if the Zn-content does not exceed 10%. Alloys with
25 - 30% Zn are exceptionally unstable during friction. Binary Cu-Al alloys
containing a considerable amount of Al (10 - 12.,g) are not wear-resistant either.
Among all monophaae alloys, which show, as a rple, lower antifriction properties
and a higher resistance to wear than b1phase alloys,.the highestwearing effect
on a steel counterbody Is shown by pure Cu (in spite of the low hardness) and
Cu-alloys with high-melting Ni of a related structure. These materials with
clearly expre@sed metallic properties are most Inclined to seizing with steel
and cause Its Increased wear. The presence of nonmetals In Cu or of metals with
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The behaviour of some copper alloys during friction A00J;/A1Ol
weakly expresied metallic properties shows the most favorable effect on the interL
action of friction surfaces. During the friction of these alloys there is nearly
no wear, while the loss In weight of bronze specimens is Insignificant. The prop-
erties of copper-antimony ano copper-tin solid solutions are particularly well
exploited In combination with Cu-Pb alloys which do not possess, In the form of V1.
binary alloys, the necesuary resistance to wear In kerosene and other media of
low-viscoslty.
Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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I S/806/62/000/003/016/018
AUTHOR: J@S gAeu. 0. Ye.
TII@LE: Behavior in wear of some copper alloys.
SOT4RCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii. Issledovaniye splavov
tsvetnykh metallov. no.3. 196Z, 187-194.
TE*Tt The paper describes results of wear-resistance tests of various binary
Cu lloys. Target requirements: Low friction (F) coefficient, freedom from Sciz-
ing.iiiand good wear (W) resistance (R). Groups of representative alloys tested: (1)
Cu4Zn (for brasses); (Z) Cu-AI (for Al-Fe bronzes); (3) Cu with 5-157o Ni; (4) Cu with
5-lP54 Mn; and (5) selected alloys with 5-185o Sn, 4-65o Sb, 3-556 Si, 8-505o Pb, thus
corpprising a variety of single-phase and two-phase solid solutions including a few
sta@ndard-composition alloys. All tests were made on cast specimens, paired with
18XHBA (18KhNVA) steel heat-treated to H,, =52-54 and with R(D-1 (RF-1) steel
having a HR =64-65, in a medium of TC- 1 '_@C (TS- 1) kerosene.' The specimen pairs
were fully -C worn in until total mating contact and a constant friction coefficient
(FC) were attained. Tests with the i8KhTNVA pair on the Amaler machine were run
for 8 hrs at 25 kg/cm2 with weighings at 2-hr intervals. The RF-I pairs were
ground and polished and were tested on the X-2 (Kh-2) machine with a constant 1-kg
load for 20, 40, 60, or 120 min and also with stepwise increapes to 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 kg
after 20 min running at each load level. Binary Cu-Zn alloys exhibit good wear-
resistance with Zn content of up to 10% only. Alloys with 25-3056 are exceedingly
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Behavior in wear of some copper alloys. S/806/6Z/000/003/016/018
wear-sensitive. Cu-Al with more than 10-1216 Al are also not wear- resistant. These
two groups comprise alloys in which the alloying element is a metal that is chemi-
cally active and highly affine to 0. Of all the single-phase alloys which, as a rule,
have a higher FC and better WR than the two-phase alloys, the greatest W on the
mating steel is exerted 'iy pure Cu (despite its low hardness) and the alloys of Cu
with the high-m.p. and structurally germane Ni. These materials have explicitly
metallic properties and, by their tendency toward seizure with steel, evoke intense
wear therein. The great wear of steel specimens observed during sliding wear againsi;
binary Pb bronzes is also due to the action of the Cu. The most favorable effect on the
interaction between the sliding surfaces is exerted by the presence in the Cu of non-
metals or metals with weak metallic properties (Sb, Sn, Si) which form intermetallic
compounds withthe Cu. There is almost no wear in the mating steel body, and the
weight losses suffered by the bronze specimens are also insignificant. The favorable
effect of these elements is manifested to some measure in the single-phase alloys
(solid solutions) which are not seizure-prone. However, the alloys with two-phase
structure exhibit a lower FC. The properties of the Cu-Sb and Cu-Sn solid solutions
can be especially well employed in conjunction with Cu-Pb alloys which do not mani-
fest the required wear-resistance in a kerosene or other iow-viscosity medium when
used as binary alloys. There are 8 figures; no tables or references.
ASSOCIATION: None given.
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SOV/137-58- 11-23250
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 201 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kestner, P.A.
TITLE: On the Relationship of the Photoeffect With the Melting Temperature
and With the Space Lattice Structure of the Metal (0 svyazi fotoef--
fekta s temperaturoy plavleniya i so stroyeniyem pros transtvennoy
reshetki metalla)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Leningr. tekstilln. in-ta, 1958, Nr 7, pp 166-170
ABSTRACT: From an examination and comparison of the known experimental
data it is established that the product of the X. wave length which
corresponds to the red border of the photoeffect and the square root
of the absolute melting temperature of the metal Tmelt, is a con-
stant value for a given group of the D. 1. Mendeleyev periodic system
and for a specific crystalline lattice. The magnitudes ofX0for
metals whose photoeffect has not yet been .5tudied are calculated on
the basis of the ratios established. For certain groups of metals a
simple relationship is also established between the km corres-
ponding to the maximum photoeffect and the lattice period. An
Card 1/1 attempt is made to establish a relationship between k. m and X 0. A.

SUMS' (in capa); Given Nama
Colintry: C@
Academic Degmea-. /not given/ v
,,-Instituto--of-Epidoziology-w.~Llilerobiology (Uatav opideniologia
Af filiution: a- miki-o-biolopie) 0 Bratialaval Diroator (Riaditol) i Doc WDr
J Karolook v
Soural I -DratielAval War912 aboar., val x, Ne ?t '96it pp 417-43?
Data: "Investigations of the Occurrence of Hemolytio
Stroptocoooi in Two Children's Collectives in Bratialava0v
it@�Tll 0
CE-MENKA, J L/
Toohnical Aaaoq@atest
HUIULPVA, A
ANICOVA, A
ADAI-MG. J

IMSTNEROVA, V.,- VOLNA, F.
Determination of mutual relations between chemical activity and the
biological effectiveness of chlorine preparations (Preliminary report).
Cesk0 epidem. 11 no.5:325-330 S 162.
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie v Bratislave.
(CHLORAMINES) (CHLORINE) (ANTISEPTICS HALOGIN

"Oharacu'-eristics, of Trilon A and Trilon B in the Ion Exchange L1--paration of
Elements of the CeriLun Subgroup."
Rare Earth Elements (Extraction, AnBJ.ysis,Use), Published by the Institute of
Geachemistrj and Analytical Cheiniatry. Imeni V. I. Vernadskiy, 1958,yloscow-
(Moscow A,,
iricultural Academy 114. K. A. Timin.-Azev and Giredriet - State Rare Metals
Scientific Research Institute), 1). 108-111.

poIAND/Safety Engineering - Sanitary Engineering. Sanitation.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - KhiMiYa, 50 2) 1957) 7020
Author : Brzozowzki, J-, Czajka, J., Dutkiewicz, T.) Kesy.)
Wojcik, J.
Inst
Title : Labor Hygiene and State of Health of Workers in the
Control of Potato Leaf Beetle by the Use of Hyxachlorocyc-
lohexane and Dichlorethane.
orig Pub : Med. pracy, 1954, 5, No 2, 89-98
Abst Study of the deleterious effects on man of HCCH and di-
chlorethane (1) used in agriculture to control potato
leaf beetle. Various clinical symptoms of intoxication
were found in 74 of people exposed to I and in 66% of
those exposed to HCCH. Investigations of the ambient
air showed that the HCCH content in the air was on the
average of 0.12 mg/liter, and that of 1 0.016 mg/iiter,
that is, below the specified hygienic norms. It is
Card 1/2 IAI"5
ZW -:5 T-,
POLADID/Safety En6ineering - Sanitary Engineering. Sanitation. L.
Abs jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, 110 2, 1957, 7020
recommended to mechanize the field operations, require
a preliminary medical examination of the workers, ensu-
re their Outfitting with protective clothing and impro-
le Oanitary education.
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Kisy, I.
Colorimetric determination of small quantities of aniline b7
fixation with salt R. Ned. prav 5 no.4:253-256 !954.
(AIR FOLUTION1,
anillne,.diterm-, colorimetric method)
(ANILINE MS, determination,
in air, colorizetric method)
(COUMIXOTRT,
of aniline in air)
R'F

JAHROGO D.; KOSY, I.; PIOTROWSKI, J.
Principles of determination of certain mixtures of aromatic
compounds in air. Ned. pracy 5 no.4:281-285 1954.
(AIR POLLUrioll,
aromatic apda. mixture, determ.)
(B]IMBA, derivatives,
mixtures in air, determ.)

Sly
JAHROG. D.-. KEST, I.; PIO1ROWSKI. J.; ZARRKBA. Z.
Results of toxicological studies in a factory of organic dyass
Ned. pracy 5 no.4-.287-298 1951s.
(A I.R POLTXT ION,
aromatic cpds. In dye factory, tax.)
OTIS,
aromatic cpds. In dye factory, tax*)
(RIMNI, derivatives,
air pollution in dye factory!.-tax.)

T.; KW. 1.
Determinaiton of dichlorethane In the air and in urine. Kecl.
prac7 6 no.4:235-241 1955.
1 .
1. Z Odds. Chemil. Tokoykologicsnej Instytutu Medycyny ?race
w Lodst. Dyraktor: prof. dr. X.Paluch,
(WHYL CHLMIDN, derivatives
dichlorethans, determ.)
(AIR
dichlorethane determ.)
Ult, t1d, 6

JOUR. RZK'alij., 110. ? '1) 5 9
Dutkiewicz, T., and Pictrowaki, J.
lb,'3 T Not givhn
AtmoBpheric Polluzion '0y Carboa Disulfld,., aud
Hydrogen Sulfide in th& Vj.cinity o@: 'Plants Pro-
ducing Synthetic Fibara
1?or_znD,_i fanstx Zakl Ifig, 9,'.,.o 6, 545-548 (1958)

-

I'LL
-ACT
TV,,: n:ethod uced In --nd the rixsultu obtained from
a sanitary atudy oC atmovpli,@ric pollutioa by U,
and H2S in the area zurriiund@-'-.ng a 6ynthetic fiber
plant F-ro desarl'upd, Th,, planL occupies an area
of 59 hectares and ccnbumea 15 t.:)n,- of G'52 daily,
An estimated 70% of this amount of GET is dia-
charred into the atmoaphAre through the ventila-
tion ducts at the corners of the building-i at a
hoight of about 12 m above g-round level. The
amount of 11, a side product, discharged into the

1? 5

KESZEI, Jeno,- PARTS, Laszlo
Shoe'industry flat Iron with temperature control. Bor cipo 12 no.2:
k".48 Mr 162.
1. Boripari Kutato Intezet

KESZEI, Karoly
Cooperation between local councils and trade unions.
Munka 14 no.5:4-5 My'64.
1. Secretary General, Budapest Council of Trade Unions;
Editorial board member, "Munka."
-4:v

&,SZF,I Karoly
ian T
Factqry dining room3 in o= c AT no.7:117-2-1
il 161.
1. Secretary of the Trade Union Cmne-,il of Cyc-r-Sopron

XvqZ I laroly
Workers' representativeas Hung TU no,3/4:20-23 163,
1. Secretary of the Budapest Council Trade Union; Member of
t@e National Election Presidium*
Ail.

trar o ,n! cria
no
@i,:@crfta-y @',orerali Bu,!RTr"-,; cr,

KICSZNR, Pal dr.- NADASI. Antal, dr.-. SARLOS. Phl,dr.
---@ f 9
Significance and methods of direct postoperative determination of
respiratory function. Orv.hatil. 101 no-38:1333-1336 18 S 160.
1. Budapestl Orvostudomanyi Zgyetem, III. Sebeszeti Klinika.
(RZSPIUTION Physiol.)
(PRIUMONECTMT)
(SURGIRT, OPXRATIVE)

' N @-, @@F, T
TV7THIOLOGY
P'.@@IODTCAL: r!,FLT7PTT7r!TTMO"ATTvYT S7t-,'T.r. Vol. P, no. P/6, 1051
Keszey) T. A new soil strngthening process I-asn,1z on nryli-.1- slir,-te. p. 15R.
IvIonthly list of East European Acc,?nnlons f'@'EAT) r, 701 "0.
11-ar'- 59, ITneikss.

KESZEYj,T.
TBCHIIOLOGY
PERIODICAL: HELYEPITESTUDOHANYI SZEMLE. Vol. 8, no. F/91 Aug/Sept. 1958
Keszey, T. A new soil strengthening process based on sodium all-cate. p. 358.
Monthly List of East biropean Accessions (EUI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 2,
February 1959, Unclass.

YX3ZII A.
Stability of earth slopes. P-3.
VIZUGYI KOZ=WYEEK. HYDRAULIC PROCEEDINGS. (Kozlekedesugyi 1-Uniszterium. Vizgazdal-
kodasi Tudomamyos Kutato Intezet) Budapest. Vol 38, no. 1, 1956.
SOMCE: EEAL, VOL 5, no. 7, July 1956.
-IJA
_3
Gen--tics-
Abs Jour : Pef Zhur Biol., No 12, 1958, No 52446
Author : Inzanyi, A - Keszi-Harmth., E.
Fizianian
Inst Aca W,
,etative Hybridization in Barley.
Title Vc!p
Orig Pub Studii si cercetari stiint. Acad. M Fil. CIUJ, 1955,
Ser. 2, 6, No. 1-2, 7-25.
Abstract Trmsfer of the embryo of one barley variety on the endos-
perm of another was made. The descendants (2-4 genera-Lions)
were harvested, Two varieties of -Ititerest, which reacted
well to the agrotechnique and climate of southern Runnnia,
were developed, They exceeded the native varieties in
yield by 19-37%. -- A. I. Kuptsov.
Card 1/1

SIERCISZEM19 if) PAJSZEZY19 L*;--MWZKT-M Z.
On the incidence of shock in relation to the course or pregnancy
and labor. AkushA gins 36 no.1142-45 Ja-F 160. (K= 13110)
(PFMAWCYI, COWMCATIONS OF) (SHOCK)
(LABORt CWLICATh)

KESZLER, GY.
With good vintage for good wines. P. 3.
(Allami Gazdasag. Vol. 9, no. 8, Aug. 1957, Budapest, Fungary.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

UCiAMR, H.
New automatic value for control of respiration in single stage
operations. Roshl. chir., Praha 31 no. 2:38-42 1952. (CLML 22:4)
1. Of the Institute of Uperimental Surgery (Director-Docent
Boh. Spacek, M. D.), Prague.

KICS7T.ICR Hugo, MUDr
Hazards in using trichlorethylene. Cae.lek.cesk. 91 no*16:485-487
18 Apr 52.
1. Anestesiologicke oddelani Ustavu pro experimentalni chirtirgii v
Praze. Reditel Ustavu doc. MOr Boh. Spacek.
(TRICHLCRETHYLENE, anesthecla and analgesia,
hazards)
IN

KRUM, H.
t- -.1-
Progress in the field of general anesthesia. Prakt. lek., Praha
32 no.2:40-42 20 Jan 1952. (OLML 22:2)
1. Of the Anaesthetic Department of the Institute of Experimental
Surgery.

MUIR, Huge
Allergy to Intravenous barbiturates. Rezhl.chir. 34 se-3:
181-186 Nor 55.
1. Ustav pro klinickou a experimentalsi chirurgit, reditel
Doe, B. Spacok.
(ALLIRGY
to propallylonal in Intravenous aneeth.. causing skin
mazif Got.)
CRA ITURATES, Injurious affect*
prepallylssal. causing alVargic akin manifest.)
(SKIN, diseases
allergic reaction to propallylonal I& intravenous anoeth.)
(ANISTHISIA, IN22ATINOUS
prepallylonal, causing allergic skin reactions)

KESZLTM, H.
Experimental and clinical studies on laryngospasm. Sborn. lek.
58 no.9,.225-240 Nov 56.
1. Ustav klinicke a experimantalni chirurgis. Praha, reditel
doc. Dr. B. Spacak.
(LAR M , diseases,
spasm, clin. & exper. studies (Cz))

KESZLER, H.; RAGMIERG, E.; HONSOVA, H.; BRFZIIIDVA, 14,
Prevention and treatment of hjrpotenaion after intravenous
administration of barbiturates. Cas. lek. ceek. 95 no.20:
540-543 18 MaY 56.
1. Ustav klinike a experimentalni chirurgie. Praha. Reditel doc.
Dr. B. Spacek.
(BARBITURATES, off.
hy-potension after intravenous admin., prev. & ther. Wz))
(HYPOTANSION, etiol. & pathogen.
barbiturates, intravenous admin., prev. & ther. Oz))

SPACM
Ilffect of ganglion-blocking drugs on shock. Rozhl. chir. 36 no.4:197-
208 Apr 57.
1. Ustav klAnicke a expertmentalni chirurgie. Praha-Krc.
(SF=, ther.
all tonomic drugs (C2))
(AUTONOMIC DRUGS, ther. use
shock 02))

H
HONSOVA, H.;KXSZLIR, ff.
MOKO&O
clinical experience with artificial hibernation. Rozhl. chir. 36
no.4:214-218 Apr 57.
1. UKWH, Praha-Kre, reditel doe. Dr. B. Spaecek.
(HIBMATION, ARTIFICIAL,

Z- I- E
LcjDSLov,-jm./Iiurmn and .--nimr-I Physiolo.-y. Dlood Circu:--ticn. T
1,cart.
.',bs Jour: Ruf Zhur-Dio).
Ho 20, 1958) 9323.,.
""Ollor Smictalla, J. husz1gr poleska, D.
inst
Tit).u Dcperimental '.71yootacralia.
Ori--,- Pub: Rozhl. chirurt.... 1957, 36, 11o 4, 219-224.
:.bstractu: Xtor hypurvvntilatlian with 02 for 2 min-Lites, intro-
ducti.on of 0.25 - 0-50 rk,, of prostigainc, mid an. injec-
tion into thu puricvrdinl, cavity of 2.0 r-a ol" phenort:,an
provokud ventriculnx fibrillation only in 10 ou@ of
35 doge in v. hypothca"ml state. RionQrc;an, howcvcr,
may pro(lucu infRum,iator-i chanGes in scrous i,iumbrancs
and may bc! foUcucA by uovurc bleeding, i@liic'i wcs .11so
obsurved as a rosul'u- of hopnrin npplication dur,,,.n,@
3.12 [JS- 7,1 V
v to/?,7 z c- - "(."R I
2

KICSZIJ UT, H. BACIMBICRG, R.
Anesthesia in coronary sclerosis. Cas. lek. cesk. 97 no.8:267-269
21 Feb 58-
1. Uetav klinicke a experimentalni chi-rurgis, Praha-Krc, reditel,
doc. B. Spacek.
(CORONART DISIASJ. Burg.
anesth. in coronary sclerosis (Cz))
(ANESTHISTA
in'coronary sclerosis surg. (CZ))

JUNA, Stanislav; WZLIH, Hugo
Experiehaes with L-noradrenalin. Cas. lek. ceek. 97 no.27-28:853,-
857 4 July 58.
1. Uatav klinicke a experimentalni chirurgiel, Praha-Xrc, reditel.
doc. Dr. B. Spacek. St. J., Praha-Kre, Budejovicka 800.
(MMXMOL,
pharmacol. & ther. of post-hemorrh. hypotension (Cz))
(HYPOTMION, ther.
arterenol. in poot-hemorrh. cnaes (Gz))
(WORRUGE, compl.
hynotension, arterenol ther. (Cz))

ATyparatus for artificial respiration. Cas. lek. cesic. 98 no-38Iek. veda
zahr:1-12 16 Jan 59.
1. Vyz)-amriV untav zdravot. techniky a Untnv klinike a experimentalni
chiritrgie. Delcl, literatura u autolm.
(IIESPIRATORSO
review (cz))

IMUER, H.; MAMTA, J.
Cerebral edem due to unusual causes. Cas. lek. cook. 98 no.28:
877-881 10 July 59.
1. Ustav klinic)m a experimentalni chirurgie. reditel prof. dr. B. Spacek
H. K., Praha-Kro, Budejovicka 800.
(mam
cerebral, due to umisual causes, review (Cz))
(BRAIN, dis.
edema due to unusual causes, review (Cz))

KESUER, H. RACEMERG, A.; MAIMALOUS, P
Effect of deep anesthesia on the operative course in intrathomeic
surgery. Roshl.chir.40 no.2-3:120-124 Mr 161.
1. Ustav klinicke a experimentalni chirurgie, P-@aha, reditel
prof.dr. B.Spacek.
(THORAX
(ANESTHESIA)

UCXIMM# Z.; MARKALOUS, F.; KZSZLER H
Testing some components of Grayge method of anesthesia. Cas.lek.ceak
100 no.13:409-411 31 Mr 161.
1. Ustav klinicke a experimentalni chirurgie, Praha-Krc, prednosta
prof. dr. B. Spacak.
NITROUS OXIDE aneath & analgesia)
IOPENTAL anesth & analgesia)
M

KESZ1ZR H - PAUTLER, S.
=L-=0_4
The problem of general anesthesia in patients with full stcmach. I.
Rozhl. ohir. 41 noons724-731 N t62.
1. Uotav klinicke a experJJsentalni chirurgie v Praze, reditel prof.
dr. B. Spacek, DrSe.
(ANESTHESIA GENERAL) (STOMACH)

Hugo
T-tubp, a new aid for lung to lung respiration. Cas. lek. cesk. 101
no.49tl452-1456 7 D 162.
1. Ustav klinioke u experimentalni chirurgie v Praze, reditel prof.
dr. B. Spacek, DrSc. (RESPIRATION ARTIFICIAL)
z 1@ --z:
0

KESZLER, H.
_-NNA"alsow
Directions and outlines for resuscitation at the Institute
of Clinical and Experimental Surgery in Prague. Rozhl. chir.
42 no.3-;207-213 Mr 163.
(RESUSCITATION) (SURGERY, OPERATIVE)
HELESITCA , B. , and, 1,2'SZ_LER 11. jrsti tute for Clinical
and Surf,,'ery experimentlalni chi-
_ue, Prof. Dr B. SF@C"K, Dr of @*c--@,nc
rurg,ie) PPra,- a. es, director.
ei1rolo-ical 'picture of Ci:" Da.-,,.a,-,e owing Cardiac 1..rrest
Duirij-,- "urgical 01;orationj"
V, 0
Pra,,-@ue, Ce@;[e-mail] ..euralo,7ie Vol 26(59), T$;o 4, July 196'@,
r,P 252-2@
Ab2t2act [.-'.utl%ors@ 2'nglish sum@=yl: T",Ie develo=entl and dynamics
ir@
U . followin,-, cardiac arrest
_R,'_(=so:@der@ in tile central rer,,r,-.zs'
during surgc:@y are evaluated. Of 14 patiento fi"Ire suffered a
severe and fatal damage, t,,-,ree Suffered a transient damage.
Cases described were select-ed to =-ove "',at- even severe disorders
of CINS may be restored to Inorma"L. 7'-'--+.r-ods of t'rea-t-ment dcscribed
s-@ress the use of gangliople,;@,ics and aturopine antiedema theraDy
Exuerilence based on th-z evaluation of neurological f-indingo all@ws
certain procnostic estimates of the extent, of the W43 damage.
7Mprovement z:@oceeds from aiefle.-cia tuh-rough a complex picture
with a predominant pyra,-aidal syntomatuology. Forty-five refeeences,
including 13 Czech and 2 Russian.

t at i 'r I
Jr. gyn:@@.jl lo -@nl (.,.!:;k, gynek. 219

KESZU.'R.. H.
Main problems of resuscitation. Cas. lek. ceak. 104 to.32/33:
872-876 6 Ag 165.
1. Ustav klinicke a experimentalni cthirurgie v Praze (prednosta
projo. dr. B. Spacek, DrSc.).
RiN

oducation of physicians in anestheiiiology. Rozhl.
li i i # 41, no. 8: 5 13-518 Ag 165.
.1. Ariesteziologicke cddeleni Ustavu klinicke a experimentalni
chl.rurgle v Praze a Aneriteziologicka subkatedru Ustavu detakeho
lokarstvi v Praze.

14ARKALCJSP P.; KESZLLR, H.
Pulmonary embolism during general anesthesia. RozhI. chir. 44
no.8:556-567 Ag 165.
1. Anesteziologicke oddeleni Ustavu klinicke a experimentalni
chirurgio v Prazo (reditel prof. dr. B. Spacek, DrSc.).
A

MAWIMS, P.; KESZLER, 11.
Anesthesia of patients with atrioventricular block.
Rozhl. chir. 44 no.8:550-555 Ag 165.
1. Anesteziologicke oddelani Ustavu klinicke a experimentualni
chirurgio v Praze (reditel prof. dr. B. Spacek, DrSc.).

x1sum, P.
Rkporimental data concerning the nervous regulation of pulmonary
circulation. Acta mad. hung. 5 no..3-4:245-250 1954.
1. Surgical Postgraduate Clinic University Medical School,
Budapest (Received May l?, 19531
(LUNGS, blood supply
pressure, off. of denervation of remaining lung on
tolerance of unilateral pusumonectomy in dog)
(LUNGS. surgery
pneumonectozy, neural factors in tolerance of)
(BLOOD GIRGUIATIOR
pulm., neural ,regulation)
(BLOOD PRICSSURB
palm., off. of pneumontotomy & denervation of ramaining lung.)

KESZM. P.
The usefulness of respiratory function tests in lung surgery.
Acta mad. hung* Suppl. 6 no.1:87-92 1954.
1. Klinik fur chirurgische Tortbildung der Mailizinischen
Universitat, Budapest.
(BBSPMATION, function tests
in lung aurg., value)
(LUNGS, surg.
rasp. funct. tests in, value)

KESSYMB, Pal, dr.
Axperimental data on the problem of neural regulation of lesser
circulation. Kiserletes oryostuds 6 no.4:299-302 July 54.
1. Budapesti Orvostuclonanyi, Zgyetem Sebesztovabbekspza Klinikaja.
(NERVOUS STSTIM, physiol.
regulation of pulm. circ.)
(BLOCO CIRCULATION
pulms, regulation by nerve systeme)

UNGAR, Inre, (1r.,; UW@4@,_ dr.,; SZARVAS, Ilona, dr.
Pulmonary tuberculosis and bronchiectasis consecutive to
bilateral pulmonary resection. Tubark. kardessi 8 no.2:53-56
Apr 55,
1. Az Orazagos Tubarkulozis Intezat (igazgato: Sabok Isorand dr.)
as a Sebeaztovabbkopso Klinika (igazgato: Littmann Imrs c1r.)
kozlamenys.
(TIJBXRCULOSIBI PUIXONARY,
Postop.)
(BRCUCHIXOTASIS.
postop.)

BAM, Laszlo, dr.; KESMIR. Pal, dr.
Surgical reconstruction of the trachea with homotranoplantation.
Magy-sabeazat 8 no.11;5-208*192-197 June 55.
1. A Budapeati Orvostudomaqvi Rgyetem Sebesztovabbkepzo Klinika-
janak kozlemerWa. Igazgato: Littmiann Imre dr. e&vet. tanar.
(TRACHIIA,'transplantation,
exper.. homografts In dogs with DoRtop. prosthesis for
prev. of stenoeis)
(TRANSPLANI@ATICK, exper.,
trachea, homograft in dogs with poetop. prouthecis for
prev. of'stenosis)
(PROSTHISIS,
tracheal, postop. in dogs, for prev. of stenoois after
homograft transpl.)
A

KBSZLXR, ?&I, &r.
Surgery in a case of multiple perforations caused by sarcoma of
the small intestine. Orv. hatil. 96 no-11:305-306 13 MRr 55
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Bastem Babeextovabbkepzo Xlinikajanak
(igazgato: Littmium Inre dr. egyat. ianar) koslamezWe.
(INUSTIIER, SMALL, neoplasm@,
sarcoma with multiple parf., surg.)
MeCOMA,
intestine, small, with multiple perf., surg.)

KESZ11R, Pal, dr.
Double lumen bronchial catheter applied in lung surgery.
Orv. hetil..96 no.21:583-586 22 May 55.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Xffetem Sebeettovabbkepzo
Klinikajanak (igazgato: Littmann Imre dr. egyet. tanar) kozlemen;--e-
(LUNGS, surgerr,
double lumen bronchial catheter In)
(CATHETMZATION,
double lumen bronchial catheter in lung surg.)

KESZLIR, Pal, &r.: NADASI. Antal, dr.
Data on the evaluation of bronchospirometry. Tuberk. kerdessi
9 no.3:114-118 June 56*
1. A Budapeeti Orvostudomanyi Igyatem Sebeaztovabbkapzo
Klinikajanak (igasgato: Littmann, Imrs, dr. agyetemi tanar)
kozl.
(RESPIRATION, funct. tests
bronchospirometry, evaluation (Run))

P_ 15 4 U LL N- I
EXCM-nA YMICA Sec.6 Vol.31/3 Internal Hed. Mar 57
1742. KESZLER 'P. Dept. of Postgrad. Surg., Univ. Med. Sch., Budapest.
ompensatory phenomena in the residual lung follow-
ing resection ACTA MED.ACAD.SCIENT.HUNG. (Budapest) 1956.
9/3 (181-197) Illus. 10 1
The author reports -his observation of true hypertrophic change in the residual
lung after pulmonary resection. (a) in dogs and (b) in the case of a child acciden-
tally killed 1.5 yr., after pneumonectomy.
Aspin - Wolverhampton (XV. 5. 6. 9)

KESZISR, Pal; BARKA, Iouslo; SARKOZI, XeLroly
Intrapericardial ligation of pulmonary vessels in resections. Mag7,
aebeezet 10 no.4:237-245 Aug 57.
1. A Budspesti Orvostudomanyi 31gyatem Sebeestovabbkepzo Klinikajanak
kozlememye.
(PHEUMONWTO14T
vith intrapericardial ligation of pulm. vessels, indic.
technic (Hun))